Emily Duggan is a passionate and committed mother of two from Christova, British Columbia. Her journey as a parental rights advocate began when she discovered the SOGI 123 policies while running for school board trustee. She testifies about her experiences advocating against SOGI 123 policies in British Columbia schools. She discusses the challenges she has faced, including harassment and threats, as well as the support she has received from community members. Duggan expresses concerns about certain aspects of SOGI 123, including its impact on sports, privacy, and age-appropriate education.
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Summary
Emily Duggan testifies about her experiences as a parental rights advocate in British Columbia, focusing on her efforts to raise awareness about SOGI 123 policies in schools. She explains that SOGI stands for Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity, and describes it as a resource guide and policy framework used in the B.C. public education system.
Duggan shares that she began speaking out publicly about SOGI 123 in the fall of 2022, creating content on Rumble to educate the public. She discusses the mixed reactions she has received, including both support and harassment from community members. Duggan describes instances of threats, vandalism, and public confrontations she has faced due to her advocacy.
In her testimony, Duggan expresses concerns about several aspects of SOGI 123 policies. She discusses issues related to sports participation, bathroom and changing room access, and the inclusion of sexually explicit materials in school resources. Duggan argues that these policies can potentially put female students at risk and may normalize inappropriate sexual content for young children.
Throughout her testimony, Duggan emphasizes the importance of parental involvement and awareness in children’s education. She shares examples of school materials and policies that she finds concerning, including a poster she describes as using “child luring” tactics and a student information sheet that she believes could drive a wedge between children and their families.
Despite the challenges she has faced, Duggan remains committed to her advocacy work, driven by her belief in the importance of protecting children and preserving parental rights in education.
Credentials
Emily Duggan is a passionate and committed mother of two from Christova, British Columbia. Her journey as a parental rights advocate began when she discovered the SOGI 123 policies while running for school board trustee. Driven by a desire to inform the public about these policies, Duggan has dedicated her spare time to creating educational content on platforms like Rumble. Despite facing significant challenges and opposition, she has persevered in her efforts to raise awareness about gender ideology in schools. Her dedication to this cause has earned her both criticism and support from various members of her community.
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